Fireline Games' Fueled Up has been available on Xbox, PlayStation, and Steam for a couple of years now, but poor Switch has been fuel-free for all that time. That finally changes on July 18 when No Gravity Games brings the game to Switch! Fueled Up is an Overcooked-style game that tasks players with repairing damaged spaceships. ...
Back in 2016, Overcooked! emerged as a cooperative multiplayer-focused game in which players work together to create and serve food. Since then, several developers have adapted the Overcooked! formula to different professions. Manic Mechanics from 4J Studios (developer of Minecraft: Console Edition) is one such game that ditches the cooking schtick...
The Overcooked formula has been adopted by numerous developers in the last few years, usually leading to fun games based on different professions (see: Lumberhill). Now 4J Studios (the Scottish developer that ported Minecraft to consoles) has its own take on the genre with the car mechanic-themed, Switch-exclusive Manic Mechanics. Featuring ea...
Last summer, Polish developer All in! Games released a charming Overcooked-like puzzle/party game called Lumberhill on Steam. Lumberhill allows up to four local or online players to become lumberjacks, frantically chopping down trees and completing other outdoorsy activities while chasing high scores. Lumberhill is the type of game that works perfectly on consoles, so we're pleased to see that it has now arrived on Nintendo Switch.
Ah, it's that time of year again. The leaves are turning. There's a slight bite in the wind. T-shirts are being swapped out for hoodies. Oh, and customers are starting to yell at you for leaving out the pumpkin spice instead of the ketchup. It must be fall in the world of Overcooked! 2.
"Gosh," you must be thinking, "these new consoles look pretty fancy, but their lineups offer frighteningly few reasons to yell at my friends over a sushi roll." Fear not, poor soul, for Team17 and Ghost Town Games have you covered. Their hit co-op games, Overcooked! and Overcooked! 2, are being combined into one big, fancy package for both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Overcooked! 2 is the gift that keeps on giving these days. The base game arrived close to two years ago, and ever since, Team 17 has been pushing out content at a rapid rate. While there are a few paid DLC packs that each add a substantial amount of playtime, much of the downloadable content has been added free of charge.
While it’s fun playing in an online casino like GClub to pass the time, it’s equally enjoyable playing co-op games with your friends from your location of choice. Playing cooperative games builds trust and closeness between you and your loved ones, and it’s more relaxed than a casino environment.
The chaos enthusiasts over at Team17 have pumped out tons of extra Overcooked! 2 content since its original release, and they sure would love to spread it to the world. Perhaps it's a gesture of good will, or maybe they just enjoy being the cause of kitchen-themed panic, but either way, they're releasing a new "Gourmet Edition" of the title on April 7th.
Team17 and Ghost Town Games have added some free content to the wonderful world of Overcooked! 2. If you're looking to get into the holiday mood with some mince pies and Christmas puddings, then you might want to fire up the game and enjoy the free "Winter Wonderland" update, which was released just a couple days ago.
Those ambitious chefs over at Overcooked! 2 seem to have done it all. They've diced veggies in the midst of zombified hordes. They've prepped fancy meals in the great outdoors. On September 12th, they'll dive headlong into their next adventure: satisfying the unfed masses of a wacky carnival.
Most video games seem to view zombie hordes as obstacles to be avoided and/or destroyed, but Overcooked! 2 takes a different approach. In developer Ghost Town Games' eyes, the Unbread are driven by hunger, so why not just feed them?
